The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-07-02
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The Pacific Hotel is to be re-
opened again. Mr.. Gale Roswell,
of Middleton, has succeeded in
renting the house of the U. P. and
will have it running in fine shape
by July Fourth. Hurrah for Cald-
we'll !
Uncle John Orr called on THE
TRIBUNE Wednesday. That Mr..
Orr is lastly gaining strength is
demonstrated by the fact that he
walked to town-a distance of five
miles. His eyes are better than
they have been for two years.
MIR. VIM. Isaacs joined the
mighty army of TRIBUNE subscrib-
ers this week. He also made APP
plication for membership into the
Bachelors Club. He will be
initiated at next meeting. A full
attendance is desired.
Little & Co. now have in stock
the finest line of Fourth of July
goods ever brought to the country.
Fire works, fire crackers, japanese
lanterns, and every thing necessary
to properly observe the glorious
Fourth. Wholesale and retail.
Ralph Cakes, Abner Packard
and "Scotch Bob" are going up in
to Long Valley to celebrate the
Fourth of July, fish, hunt and kill
"bar." They will have a jolly
time as they are jolly trio. 1t is
told as fact that Ralph took his
yard-stick instead of a rifle.
&C. w. Cooper has come to the
front and demonstrated his ever
lasting love for the laboring man
and his willingness to assist the
rising generation, by offering to
donate to the first bachelor who
will get married, fine spring bed.
Come now, boys, get move on
yourselves.
Capt, Packard received bids
and sold over $4,000 worth of
wool in one lot one day last week.
The price ranged from II to 204
cents per pound. Good for Cald
well This is rapidly becoming
sheep country, and Caldwell is the
natural market. The wool season
is making things lively, our mer-
chants are all on the jump.
-Gwinn 81 Baker, through their
agent, Mr.. Jas. Roberts, of Messrs.
Koshland Bros, this week bought
the Altman & JUNIOR, Packard &
Altman, Hoffer & Miller, r, H.
Robb and Glaze clips. of wool, ag-
gregating something over 10000
pounds. The sheep men are de-
lighted with the prices paid, and
the buyers are perfectly satisfied.
Col. Hand, the rustling immi-
grant agent, who has been in Cald
well for some months past, study
ing the resources of the country,
left last Monday evening for the
east, to lay facts and figures before
eastern capitalists. The Col. real
ICES that the greatest need of this
country at present is capital to de-
velop our unlimited resources,
rather than pauper immigration,
Gov. Stewart, of Falk's Store,
was in town the other day and, as
all good citizens should, called and
paid for THE TRIBUNE. The Gov,
claims to be from Missouri, but we |
don't believe it. We never yet saw
man from Missouri who could be |
bought off with a glass of beer when
once wound up. Were it not for
the fact that the Gov. is clown on
the Dutch" we would guess he was
from Germany, as it iswe will have
to hold the Sandwich Islands re-
sponsible for him.
AT the Sheep Mans Conven-
ton the other night home talent |
met with a demoralizing defeat.
Capt. Packard led out with a
''feeler" but was Immediately
met and .squelched by General
who came smiling to the